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...Marta Zambrano Escovar Elegantly written, jargon-free, and well organized, this book provides enjoyable and instructive reading for a wide range of students and academics, from undergraduates to specialists. Spanish-speaking readers and colonialists, however, might not feel at ease with Burn’s...

...Frank Safford La intervención económica del estado en Colombia, 1914-1936 . By Zambrano Bernardo Tovar . Bogotá : Biblioteca Banco Popular , 1984 . Notes. Tables. Graphs. Figures. Map. Bibliography . Pp. 247 . Cloth . Copyright 1990 by Duke University Press 1990 Tovar...

...Ernest J. Burrus, S.J. Diccionario bio-bibliográfico de la Compañía de Jesús en México . Volumes VII-IX: Siglo XVII ( 1600-1699 ) . By Zambrano Francisco S. J. México , 1967, 1968, 1969 . Editorial Jus . Notes. Indices . Pp. 693 , 810 , 813 . Copyright 1970 by Duke...

...Ernest J. Burrus, S.J. Diccionario bio-bibliográfico de la Compañía de Jesús en México . Volumes IV-VI: Siglo XVII (1600-1699) . By Zambrano Francisco . México , 1965 , 1965 , 1966 . Editorial Jus . Notes. Indices . Pp. 789 , 800 , 797 . Paper . Copyright 1967 by Duke...

... appeared, a series of research advances have provided answers to questions that were not available earlier. For example, the works of Lopetegui and Zambrano 1 have disclosed much new biographical data and provided new insights into the literary work of Acosta, the Jesuit missionary and administrator...

... as two wings, the geographic spaces that constitute the bird's body: the Dominican Republic and Haiti, often ignored in discussions of Cuba and Puerto Rico. Madeline Cámara follows the Caribbean dialogues of María Zambrano, the exiled Spanish philosopher. Cámara demonstrates the proximity—and often...

... Padilla conserved at Puebla Cathedral. Javier Marín-López and Raúl Zambrano analyze the connection between the villancico ¡Ay, qué dolor! by Antonio de Salazar (and the transcription of it by Manuel Ponce) and the work's appearance in subsequent collections of transcribed viceregal music. Although...

...Ernest J. Burrus, S.J. Diccionario bio-bibliográfico de la Compañía de Jesús en México . By Zambrano Francisco S.J. México , 1961 , 1962 , 1963 . Editorial Jus, S.A. Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas de la Universidad Iberoamericana. Vol. I: Siglo XVI (1566-1600), Vol. II...

.... To address this, JCAP director Alfonso Zambrano ordered the hacienda schools not to admit students who were not children of the hacienda's agricultural workers, white-collar employees, or residents. In no case, the JCAP director declared, should the schools admit students who were already enrolled...

...Peter M. Dunne, S.J. La Compañía de Jesús en México. Compendio histórico . By Zambrano F. S.J. ( Mexico : Buena Prensa , 1939 . Pp. 200 . Paper.) Copyright 1942 by Duke University Press 1942 ...

... suffered, because positive political learning was subverted by the rentier mentality, corruption, bloated bureaucracies, and state subsidies that accompanied high petroleum revenues. Economist Luis Zambrano Sequín is more optimistic that a new balance can be struck between an open economy, with petroleum...

... Zambrano on the recent history of the Valle del Cauca. It contains more suggestive insight into the nature of the process of development in the region than all the “hard” data manipulated in the main study. Space limitations prohibit detailed criticism of certain mechanical issues, but it would seem...

... Documents, ca. 1547–1906, box 1, #943, photographs by William Gates. Zambrano, Diccionario bio-bibliográfico , 764, lists a Tarahumara edition by Jesuit father Pablo Louvet at the beginning of the twentieth century. These last two texts I have not examined directly. 53. I do not attempt to catalog...

... under Daniel Cosío Villegas, Silvio Zavala, Victor Urquidi, and Mario Ojeda, though these concerns were implicit in the early Colegio. Among the first publications of the Casa/Colegio were two gems of Spanish thought: María Zambrano, Pensamiento y poesía en la vida española (at long last reprinted...

... methodological innovations by analyzing the theme of place-making through the interface between community and landscape. Ángel Julián García Zambrano and Carlos Rincón Mautner analyze colonial-era lienzos alongside the landforms of the communities they depict in order to demonstrate how cosmological...

... research and draws heavily on Augusto Ramos Zambrano’s two works on Puno indigenismo and peasant movements in Azángaro and Ezequiel Urviola. The author makes brief mention of Andean “millenarian” movements, still under the framework of Alberto Flores Galindo’s and Manuel Burga’s studies of the criticized...

... Granada del siglo XVI: Género, raza y religión (Granada: Universidad de Granada / Diputación Provincial de Granada, 2000), 146, 157. 69 Licencia de pasajero de Juan Zambrano, 1615, AGI/S, Contratación 5347, n. 23, f. 1v; Licencia de pasajero de Pedro de Cabrera Bohórquez, indio, 1604, AGI/S...

... Rodgers, Marcos Espinoza, and Gabriel Gonzalez composed their own foxes, one-steps, sones, danzas, boleros, and tangos. 72 Sometimes, local genres were transformed as they started to be played with new instruments. It was reported that in Zambrano, Bolívar, for instance, jazz bands played traditional...

... Huidobro 1756 García Huidobro entail García Huidobro 1763 C. de Quinta Alegre Alcalde 1763 Valdés entail Valdés 1768 Lecaros entail Lecaros, Larraín 1770 C. de la Conquista Toro Zambrano 1778 Balmaceda entail Fernández de Balmaceda 1779 Rojas entail Rojas 1780 Larraín...

... and Archaeology, 178 Zambrano Escobar, Marta (R), 360 doi 10.1215/00182168- 1893121 ...